Glossaries

Policyholders often assume their refrigerator needs to be removed from the wall to be inspected. The schematic shows why that often isn’t true and where components that may need to be inspected are located.

We’ve created an easy-to-read schematic with labeled components for both gas-fired water heaters and electric water heaters for your reference.

Our experts have put together a labeled diagram that shows where each component of a tankless water heater can be found as an easy reference for insurance adjusters

We want to give you the tools to feel assured that your evaluations of well pump claims are thorough and accurate.

Have an easy tool at your disposal to reference while going over estimates, and you’ll even be able to see how these generators connect to the home or business.

When they break, it’s not always immediately clear what damaged them, if the loss can be covered, or whether they can be repaired.

We’ve crafted a quick reference guide to the components of heat pumps and explained the functions of each part in straightforward terms.

The most common type of residential HVAC unit in the United States is the split system, where one section of the HVAC is outside and another is within the home (usually in an attic, basement, or crawlspace).

While package units may not be the most popular residential HVAC systems (though they are still found in many homes), they’re quite common in the commercial space.